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  1. Ripkord65

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    I started charging my N7 at 8:45 pm and it was at 23%. At
    12:15 am it was finished at 100%. That's 3.5 hours for a 77% charge. Is that normal? Thanks :)
     

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    Could be quicker, could be slower. Depends :)

    The N7 needs a high power charger and top quality USB cable to achieve "fast" charging (a few hours) if not in use, but if you're using it at all during charging it can be a lot slower.

    Too many unknowns to be sure but it doesn't look unusual to me.
     
    #2 John Bean, Jan 6, 2014
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    I'm using the charger that came with it, and I am using it while its charging. Thanks for the help. :)
     
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    In that case those times are perfectly normal. Glad it helped :)
     
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    It's normal, with the 2A stock charger your N7 should be fully charged in 4 or 5 hours.
     
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